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TikTok users are turning Bridgerton into a musical – here’s how it all started!
Bridgerton into a Musical, and it’s taken over social media.
Remember last year when TikTok users created their own Ratatouille Musical and it got turned into a real virtual broadway show? Well, another TikTok musical is currently in the works, and it’s based around
Bridgerton!
The American period drama first aired on Netflix on Christmas Day and has proved to be really popular. Based on a series of novels by Julia Quinn, it follows the story of the powerful Bridgerton family in 19th century England.
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Ratatouille Musical Earns $1 Million in Ticket Sales For Charity
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It was one of the most unique crowdsourced things to go viral in the deeply strange year that was 2020, but it may end up proving to be one of the most memorable successes of 2021 as well.
Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical has raised $1 million for charity with its virtual benefit performance on New Year s Day. The funds will benefit The Actors Fund and the success was announced on the musical s official Twitter account along with the note that they aren t done yet as tickets are on sale for the rest of the weekend for those who want to check out the pre-filmed streaming musical event.
Dream’s report on cheating accusations rejected by Minecraft Speedrunning team
Published: 1/Jan/2021 11:43
After YouTuber Dream hired an astrophysicist to write a report disproving claims he cheated on his 1.16 speedrun, the Minecraft Speedrunning mod team has rejected it, saying there is “no feasible, legitimate way” that the YouTuber experienced the drops he got.
On December 11 2020, YouTuber Dream revealed on his second Twitter account that his 1.16 Minecraft speedrun had been rejected on account of it being “too unlikely to verify.”
The moderators’ verdict, compiled into a video by YouTuber Geosquare, was that the drop rates of certain significant items within the game were so unlikely that it could not simply be chalked down to luck.